Blandy & Blandy shortlisted for award
Wokingham law firm delighted
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Could slowing down by 45 seconds save a child? Bracknell campaigners think so
Motorists should accept a 45 second delay to make their children safer, according to petitioners in Bracknell.
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Don’t give your heart – or your money – to a scammer
Citizens advice warns against Valentine dating fraud
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Thieves strike at Wargrave property – police urgently seek CCTV footage
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a burglary in Wargrave on Wednesday (11 February).
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WATCH: Ancient Swallowfield bridge crumples under lorry impact
A centuries-old bridge in Swallowfield has been left reeling after a massive articulated lorry crashed into it on Wednesday afternoon. Dramatic security footage from a nearby house shows the Dutch-based...
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Council reveals why Heathlands Road closure in Wokingham has been extended
Wokingham borough council has said it cannot reopen Heathlands Road today.
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Town centre clash sparks debate: Should historic windows in Market Place stay or go?
The site features an 18th century, three-storey terraced property in the heart of the Wokingham town centre .
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Raw Sounds Today: Sonic Whip, doops, Myles Addison
Reading is becoming a second home for this blues-rock trio from the Netherlands. They've played at the Purple Turtle three times now
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Two more Wokingham town councillors step down
Two more Wokingham town councillors have resigned.
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‘Please don’t talk our town down’: Councillor acts to clarify myths around footfall in Wokingham town centre
"We need a vibrant, attractive town to attract retailers."
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